I am considering hiring Anderson but don't want to allow the fear tactic or hard sell to convince me into jumping into a big financial decision like this.  

By leveraging other people's money or resources, investors can acquire properties with little to no money down.House Hacking: For novices with little money, house hacking is a well-liked tactic.

This is not a scare tactic its more of a buyer beware to do research and pick a good Bank/lender.

This will determine if you can use these cost segregation tactics against your active w2 or biz income! 

You stumbled on this forum after internet dumpster diving on some topic, looking for a way to try to legitimize yourself by spewing crap, trying to make yourself sound important.Some people on this forum are looking for real help, not boiler room tactics like yours.

We engage in variety of strategies/tactics, including wholesaling, flipping and rentals (long/short-term) for acquisition of  single and multi-family properties, and small apartment units (5 -50 doors). 

I expanded upon that with my own observations on how the same individuals who are teaching this are also teaching other bad business tactics and the reprecussions that will come from the way so many are being taught.

Numerous costs are associated with real estate transactions, so it's critical to have a clear picture of your financial status.Due to the constant nature of the real estate sector, it is imperative to remain up to date on new tactics, market trends, and industry developments.

Unfortunately we turn down many investors that come to us for various reasons.One of the big reasons is that if someone doesn't know what they want, I'm not the one to tell them what they should want.If I used such conversion tactics (Which I could easily do), would smell disaster long term IMO just like it did for many other overnight turnkey scammers promising 15%+ cap rates.It's not all about money/profit for us and it's also not all about baby-sitting incompetence either.We have enough "free" online marketing content where a half sophisticated investor can easily come to a conclusion about all of our offerings.Many try to side step the obvious and want more for themselves.Building a relationship in business but in life also shouldn't be about "take, take, take" or "me, me, me".It should be "give and receive"I bet that many folks can provide or offer some value in return from experience they gained from a W2 or in another way.Guess how many have offered something of value over my last 12 years of investing?

Crumps free videos are 100% enough to learn the tactics.